556 pages ; 24 cm

In their long-awaited how-to guide for the deep green ecology movement, Aric McBay, Lierre Keith, and Derrick Jensen make the case that technology won't fix the environmental problems we face, and consumption, no matter how green, is only accelerating the earth's decline. But there is a way to save the planet, the authors contend, if we are brave enough to accept it: we must join together and dismantle the industrial economy. Rich with historical examples of successful resistance movements, a clear-sighted analysis of the pitfalls of pop environmentalism, and a comprehensive presentation of strategic options from nonviolence to guerrilla warfare, Deep Green Resistance is a plan of action for anyone ready to stop waiting for change and start fighting for it. --Book Jacket

Includes bibliographical references (pages 539-556)

Preface / by Derrick Jensen -- The problem / by Lierre Keith -- Civilization and other hazards / by Aric McBay -- Liberals and radicals / by Lierre Keith -- Culture of resistance / by Lierre Keith -- Other plans / by Lierre Keith -- A taxonomy of action / by Aric McBay -- The psychology of resistance / by Aric McBay -- Organizational structure / by Aric McBay -- Decision making / by Aric McBay -- Recruitment / by Aric McBay -- Security / by Aric McBay -- Introduction to strategy / by Aric McBay -- Tactics and targets / by Aric McBay -- Decisive ecological warfare / by Aric McBay -- Our best hope / by Lierre Keith -- Epilogue: Getting started

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